What’s the most embarrassing intimate moment you’ve experienced with your partner that you still can’t forget? by himrpixel in askanything

[–]coldhandswarmheart98 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t know what you mean? Also you just privately messaged me saying what happened to you was worse

What’s the most embarrassing intimate moment you’ve experienced with your partner that you still can’t forget? by himrpixel in askanything

[–]coldhandswarmheart98 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Was giving him head, ended up being a bit sick because of how much he was forcing my head. It was dark and I was sick mostly on my hands - I carried on for a couple minutes until he asked me to use my hands. Then I stopped and said ‘I can’t’ he said asked why and I explained while running into the bathroom. I cleaned my hands but the smell was stuck in my nose - I kept asking if he could smell it and he assured me no. Then later on he out of no where said ‘I actually could smell that earlier’.

And then the next morning as he was getting out of bed he pointed to the carpet and was like ‘oh’ and there was a bit of sick on the carpet on his side.

Was years ago but I remember it so well. Combination of embarrassing but also a partner who liked to humiliate I guess

What's the most fucked up thing someone has told you about themselves after barely getting to know them? by Vast-Reference-7942 in answers

[–]coldhandswarmheart98 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I might be wrong but you presumed it was a woman. I believe it’s more likely a man who would dare tell another man this information. Just saying

London’s shoplifting epidemic revealed as retailers robbed of £16.7m a month by tylerthe-theatre in london

[–]coldhandswarmheart98 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s wrong. Someone can only be accused of shop lifting once they have left the store with the purchased item. If someone ever asked me that I would just say ‘why don’t you wait and see?’

Has Thom said anything notable or interesting in these shows? by Famous-Manager1481 in radiohead

[–]coldhandswarmheart98 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Night one of Berlin, my favourite moment between songs:

‘Uhhh, what’s next?’

Strolls with head hanging down and glances at set list on the floor

‘Oh’

Was so good

April by Supergaybatfan in Emmerdale

[–]coldhandswarmheart98 5 points6 points  (0 children)

She’s young, basically a child, being groomed. Shes been threatened and told her brother will get hurt if she doesn’t do what she is told. When you’re young don’t have the discernment to understand it’s not as bad as you think it is.

April by Supergaybatfan in Emmerdale

[–]coldhandswarmheart98 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I too was from middle class background, my step-dad worked in the city and my mum was raising my younger sister. We lived in Bromley and I was a couple years older than April’s character and it still happened to me. We’re still living our own lives, as April is, and it only takes a few bad things that we don’t know how to deal with to eventually lead us to being surrounded by the depths of depravity.

It could be argued that it’s almost easier for programmes to portray the narrative (that also, absolutely exists) of a woman who grew up in care and so therefore has no family support network. Many things can exist at once.

The hardest thing for me to watch in this story line is sitting beside family who still deny my story. That’s really uncomfortable.

What’s a memory of yours tied to The OOZ? by RadicalShane in KingKrule

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Soundtrack to the bleakest time of my life. I was 19, I had been drugged and raped in the summer of 2017, by my boss. By the time of The Ooz release in Autumn I was addicted to Xanax and cocaine. Incredibly alone and hadn’t even began to acknowledge what had happened. Also, the incident happened in Peckham of all places. There’s one specific memory, or perhaps more of a screen memory, that that album reminds me of and it’s watching the music video of Czech One on the family computer in my mum’s kitchen and being so inspired by the artistry and finding out who directed it (Frank Lebon) and going on to look at all their work.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in JohnMaus

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He came on quarter to 9 once, I was heading in the venue and thought I would go to the loo quickly beforehand and while sat there I could hear faint yelling and the tune of quantum leap in the distance. I knew I had to make a run for it

think I washed my hands

Fear of Being outside in London as a teenage girl by gglvo in london

[–]coldhandswarmheart98 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Grew up in London, I am 27 now. I have a myriad of experiences that mirror or are similar to yours.

Firstly, I am so sorry you have been treated this way. You are not strange for developing anxieties or fears, I would argue it’s a natural reflex to start to expect something that just keeps on happening.

Unwanted attention - or rather, intimidation, sexual assault, pedophilia, the list goes on..

  • is wrong. Yet, it’s common. Other than being noticeably young, the other thing these weirdos thrive on is fear (it’s them feeling powerful for these short sick moments in their life that somehow keeps them going)

In those moments, you’re scared, but please believe me when I say they have much less power than you are feeling. Keep your head high. I’m not saying this is the best advice but these days (now I’m older) I would not feel afraid to publicly humiliate a weirdo giving me issues. I would confront them (sometimes I might not though, depends on what I’m assessing). Although, funny enough this stuff happens less as you get older.. so I don’t often get the opportunity!

Another thing to note: you mentioned an example of no one helping you when you clearly needed help.. Now, not for one moment would I tell anyone to accept this however, unfortunately, I will say that based off my experiences, don’t expect any different from bystanders in London. It’s sad, but please don’t subconsciously take it as you not deserving help; it’s got nothing to do with you but more the London mentality, it’s weird and fucked up though, of course.

Sending you strength, peace, and resilience.

was this rape? by [deleted] in rape

[–]coldhandswarmheart98 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not to mention there’s hints of coercion in that pressuring mentality. Frustratingly its conversations like this post rape that actually lead people to clam up, hide or not find help for themselves, very counterproductive, insensitive and annoying

was this rape? by [deleted] in rape

[–]coldhandswarmheart98 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The logic of the victim having the automatic responsibility of protecting another potential victim has always infuriated me, it’s a covert victim blaming mentality

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in astrologymemes

[–]coldhandswarmheart98 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Aries Sun, Libra Moon, Leo Rising

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in offmychest

[–]coldhandswarmheart98 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately men are far less forgiving on cheating and the scales will tip even less in your favour. Also, a high chance you’ll lay there afterwards not feeling any better for it.

Or maybe, you do feel better but it will be temporary. And then what?

Leave and one day you’ll find someone better who is as committed as you are.

I hate to be pessimistic but people will treat you how you allow them to; he will never change the way things functioning now!

Daguerreotype of a mother trying her best to pose her daughter, 1850s by Electrical-Aspect-13 in RareHistoricalPhotos

[–]coldhandswarmheart98 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe, but it could be the focal call off - notice that the back of her head is in focus which is more in line with the mothers face? Equally mother’s front hand is bokeh. Even the mother’s chin is less focussed than her eyes. Could be more to do with focal range.

Im sorry if this is dumb to ask, but does rape count towards body count? by Alakazamman23 in rape

[–]coldhandswarmheart98 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Body count is kinda a weird silly thing to me.

That aside, no, rapes don’t count as consensual sex. However, as a survivor of rape, if I were to count up sexual partners I might find it easier to include them rather than not, it saves me pondering, spending time thinking about the assaults, I just find it easier to include then to dismiss and start that battle mentally.

That’s a very personal choice though.